Beef Ho Fun at Asian Spice (Photo by Jackie Alpers)
Asian Spice
7850 North Silverbell RoadMarana

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Beef Ho Fun at Asian Spice (Photo by Jackie Alpers)
7850 North Silverbell RoadMarana
7002 East Broadway BoulevardEastside
Bánh mì sandwich at Banhdicted (Photo by Mark Whittaker)
1980 West Orange Grove Road #180Northwest
Banhdicted specializes in banh mi, juice, smoothies, and milk tea. In addition the standard varieties, they also offer a Cajun shrimp banh mi and a breakfast banh mi with eggs and pork belly.
They currently have three locations:
Breakfast Burrito at Barista del Barrio (Photo credit: Jackie Tran)
1002 North Grande AvenueDowntown
Photo Courtesy of Buendia Breakfast & Lunch Cafe
(Photo courtesy of Cruda Mariscos)
Tacos at El Taco Rustico (Photo by Anna Smirnova)
Vegan Donuts at Houlden's Rise Above (Photo credit: Hannah Hernandez)
La Botana (Photo by Jackie Tran)
565 East Wetmore Road #155Northwest
353 South Meyer AvenueDowntown
Midtown Vegan Deli & Market (Photo credit: Hannah Hernandez)
If you’re headed to Midtown, don’t forget to bring your appetite and your reusable grocery bags. This spot has everything from vegan burgers and salads to sweet treats, plus a fully-stocked selection of vegan groceries to take home with you.
Chicken Souvlaki Kabob at Opa's Best (Photo by Jackie Tran)
4590 East Broadway BoulevardMidtown
Penelope Pizza (Photo by Hannah Hernandez)
One Egg Biscuit with Meat and Cheese at Raptor Canyon Cafe (Photo by Jackie Tran)
75 East Pennington StreetDowntown
Raptor Canyon Cafe, located downtown, offers a cozy, laid back atmosphere. Husband-and-wife team Dennis and Konni Calello operate the family-owned restaurant along with their sons Ken and Frank Calello. Known for its homemade baked goods and hearty breakfast and lunch options, Raptor Canyon Cafe has become a local favorite for those seeking delicious, made-from-scratch meals with personable, kind service.
Popular dishes include the Southwest Burrito, filled with beef chorizo, bacon, green chiles, pico de gallo, avocado, eggs, cheese, and hash. The breakfast tacos are also a hit. For those with a sweet tooth, check out the display case for a variety of nostalgic house-made cookies.
Taco Rico (Photo by Jackie Tran)
Taco Rico serves street-style Mexican fare with a focus on tacos, burritos, and birria. The eatery occupies a casual layout with counter service and seating outdoors.
Favorites include the tacos, birria, and homemade horchata, jamaica, and flan.
(Photo Courtesy of Taqueria Juanitos)
Johnny Steak & Frites plus shrimp at the Parish (Photo by Jackie Tran)
6453 North Oracle RoadNorthwest
The Parish Southern Fusion Gastropub draws its restaurant inspiration from Southern comfort, hospitality, and community. The Tucson restaurant’s fare and namesake are inspired by the culinary influences of its three owners that span from Louisiana to Texas to Arizona.
Steak Tacos at The Quesadillas (Photo by Jackie Tran)
2418 North Craycroft RoadMidtown
Kampachi Aguachile at Tito & Pep (Photo by Jackie Tran)
4122 East Speedway BoulevardMidtown
Tamale at Tumerico (Photo by Hannah Hernandez)
2526 East 6th StreetUniversity & 4th Ave
Turkish Grill House (Photo by Hannah Hernandez)
810 East University BoulevardDowntown
Turkish Kebab House features a courtyard patio with umbrella‑shaded tables under trees and string lights. They also stay open until 2 a.m. Monday through Saturday.
Also, if Turkish Kebab House sounds familiar it’s because it used to be named Turkish Grill House, a restaurant that used to share the same building as Old Times Kafe. Try the Ali Nazik Kebab with roasted beef, eggplant, yogurt, butter, garlic, tomato, and jalapeño.
Cauliflower Sandwich at Zayna's Mediterranean (Photo credit: Hannah Hernandez)
1138 North Belvedere AvenueMidtown
Regardless of the time of day, Zayna’s crispy Cauliflower, Falafel Sandwiches, Grape Leaves, Salads, and other delectable options hit the spot.